The Herald - 2022-05-14

• Probe into latest spike in deaths of newborns
• Time to reflect: Ceremony to mark the first phase of Covid Memorial
• Bradbury ‘delighted’ documentar­y prompted breast cancer awareness surge
• Scots finalist in Queen’s Platinum Pudding competitio­n hoping for a call from Balmoral
• Glasgow Labour on brink of ‘civil war’ as councillor­s plot to change leader
• Johnson fails to apologise to Zaghari-ratcliffe for error while she was in Iran jail
• SNP warns PM’S plans to cut 90,000 civil service jobs ‘detached from reality’
• Johnson to visit Northern Ireland as Brexit fuels crisis at Stormont
• Exams bring rise in counsellin­g sessions
• It’s warming up... get set for 20C
• Anxiety levels rise among young adults
• Purple reign as London buses get makeover ahead of Jubilee
• Friend fights back tears as he claims Bayoh was ‘murdered in police custody’
• Musk’s Twitter deal ‘temporaril­y on hold’ as he queries level of fake accounts
• Over-65s ‘miss out’ on mental health help
• Review finds councils ‘massively underestim­ate’ carbon footprints
• Bench built as memorial to rock star provides mental health support to fans
• ‘Shockingly depraved’ woman paedophile who raped child jailed for life
• Glasgow’s COP26 deal ‘very much alive’ despite Ukraine war
• Diesel prices reach new record high despite Chancellor’s cut in fuel duty
• Slater calls for public’s view to help decide where third national park should be
• Scottish charity opens up surgery unit for children in refugee camp
• Safety calls as driver clocked at 104mph on the NC500
• Burnham ditches plans to charge road users over bid to reduce air pollution
• Wild about Scotland: New book is a guide to something special
• Disabled people facing ‘climate themed’ hostility for using cars
• Police Scotland pays victimised female former firearms officer almost £1m
• Former PC faces jail for racist Whatsapp messages sent while a serving officer
• Baldness earns the protection of tribunal judges
• Teaching union warns politician­s it is time ‘to pay up’ as it calls for 10% rise
• Woodlands must be more diverse if Scotland is to hit net zero target
• Country star who formed best-selling duo with daughter
• Newspaperm­an who turned family firm into industry giant
• Celebrity photograph­er whose jaw was once broken by Marlon Brando
• Can algae be the key to a green future – one that will be made in Scotland?
• No sign of a monster like Nessie, but divers still find surprises in Lake Tahoe
• Man held over 1994 genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda
• Shanghai set to ease seven-week lockdown within days as Covid-19 cases fall
• First Ukraine war crimes trial starts as soldier admits he shot civilian in head
• After Brexit debacle, boffins are back. What now for our public intellectu­als?
• Issue of the day Little Miss Muffet is now ‘woke’
• Should we worry about the low vaccinatio­n rate in children?
• The BBC and the case for uncomforta­ble honesty
• New wave of unrest amid UK civil sector bloodbath
• Ferries fiasco merits a public inquiry; and a new home for the book festival
• ‘It’s just not fair: I actually really love Daydream Believer’
• Who polices the redactions?
• Ferries contract a sideshow
• An insult to food bank users
• Scots word of the week
• Why it’s not been easy to follow Rangers
• On this day
• Double Crossword
• FTSE has best day for two months on Friday 13
• Surging inflation is major contributo­r to uncertaint­y in the investment world
• The Herald crosswords
• Allsaints chief executive takes up BRC board role
• Kultralab secures £2m for Scottish growth
• Ayrshire haulage firm Maxi doubles profits

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